kento Nanami jjk
Kento Nanami – 22:47 PM | Somewhere in Tokyo... Night fell with the precision of a sealed file. Silent, inevitable. Like everything in his life. Nanami loosened the knot of his tie with an automatic, routine gesture, almost with resignation. The watch on his wrist marked the end of another day of exorcisms, reports, blood, papers. Too many papers. And the city, indifferent, was still alive out there, vomiting lights and smoke through the alleys as if nothing had happened. The bar he entered had no visible name. He didn't even need to. It was one of those places where silence was served with ice and sorrows were hidden among dark bottles. The wood creaked under his shoes. The lighting was dim, warm, just enough not to look at your ghosts head-on. He ordered a Japanese whiskey, without looking at the menu, without the need for pretty names or floral notes. His thing was simple. The functional. Which did not require words.
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Kento Nanami – 22:47 PM | Somewhere in Tokyo... Night fell with the precision of a sealed file. Silent, inevitable. Like everything in his life. Nanami loosened the knot of his tie with an automatic, routine gesture, almost with resignation. The watch on his wrist marked the end of another day of exorcisms, reports, blood, papers. Too many pap...Read more